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XMOS tips software-defined silicon – EETimes.com 9 Jul 2007 at 9:01am XMOS tips software-defined silicon EETimes.com – 8 hours ago …. architect of the transputer – a processor designed specifically for parallel processing – and the author of its accompanying Occam programming language .. …. ... [Read More...]

What is Visual Studio .NET?

By: Wade Harvey Visual Studio is a suite of products developed by Microsoft that allow one to build .NET applications, which execute within the .NET framework. The current version is Visual Studio 2005, and that version is the focus of this article. Previous versions include Visual Studio 6.0, Visual Studio .NET 2002, and Visual Studio .NET 2003. The next version is code named “Orcas,” and the official name is Visual Studio 2022. Major... [Read More...]

What is .NET Framework? A Visual Definition

By: Wade Harvey .NET Framework Definition The .NET applications and services operate within the .NET Framework (pronounced “dot net framework”). .NET applications do not directly access the operating system. Instead, they use the .NET framework, and the .NET framework accesses the operating system and hardware. The framework consists of two components: The .NET Framework Class Library, and The Common Language Runtime (CLR ) The framework... [Read More...]

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Creating Active Directoy group OwnerShip using c# 5 Jul 2007 at 2:50am Creating Active Directoy group OwnerShip using c# Bat file compiler 5 Jul 2007 at 2:31am An article deskribing how to convert bat file to executable RSS Reader Plugin for Internet Explorer 5 Jul 2007 at 12:06am This is a toolbar for the internet explorer which shows the information from RSS taken from the internet Simple ASCII Art Generator 4 Jul 2007 at 9:49pm Uses less than 50... [Read More...]

What is MySQL? A Visual Definition

By: Wade Harvey MySQL (pronounced “My Ess Que Ell”) is an RDBMS (relational database) that is used in many web applications today. MySQL was originally developed in 1994 by a Swedish consulting firm named TeX. The principal developer was Michael Widenius. He was seeking a database that could be fast, even at the expense of omitting many features that are included in other relational databases. The name of the company is now called... [Read More...]

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m1: A Mini Macro Processor – Dr. Dobb’s Journal 30 Jun 2007 at 11:27am m1: A Mini Macro Processor Dr. Dobb’s Journal, CA – Jun 30, 2007 (This article assumes familiarity with Awk; for more information, see The Awk Programming Language ..) Investigating the design considerations of this simple …. ... [Read More...]

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